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Virginia Technology Intern Wrap-Up

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Executive Committee Meeting

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Date: July 24, 2008
Time: 4:00 - -6:00 pm
Place:  World Access/Mondial Assistance
2805 North Parham

Topic:
Panel Discussion

Confirmed for the panel are:
Mary Foley - Author, Bodacious Women
Mary "Annie" Tobey of V Magazine for Women
 

Mary Foley - Author, Bodacious Women
Mary Foley is a national thought leader for women, with a reputation for her spunk and experience.  Fresh out of college, Mary set aside her hard-earned engineering degree, to search for a career that she loved. She took a job as an $8 an hour customer service representative at a then-unknown computer startup, called “America Online.”

During AOL’s hyper-growth, Mary was promoted four times, and she survived six layoffs, to become AOL’s first head of Corporate Training. But her rapid rise through the ranks at AOL came to a sudden end, when she hit the glass ceiling. Not satisfied to settle, Mary made the bodacious decision to leave AOL and build her career another way.

She went on to earn a Master’s degree in Organizational Development, and became co-owner of a human resources company called HumanR. She then started her own company, Bodacious! Ventures, where she proudly refers to herself as “Woman in Charge.”

Through her books, Bodacious! Woman, and Bodacious! Career, speaking engagements, consulting, Live Like Your Nail Color Club, and more, Mary inspires women to be bodacious and live like their nail color.
And

Mary "Annie" Tobey of V Magazine for Women.
Annie’s writing path began as a freelance writer, for the Richmond Times-Dispatch special supplements and for various other local and national periodicals. She published her first book in 1990, For Any Young Mother Who Lives in a Shoe, and later worked as staff writer for International Training Consultants, Inc. and Life Logic, L.L.C. She still does limited freelance work, but V has become the voice for her passion to help women find success and joy. In her free time, she enjoys being active and outdoors, especially hiking, running, kayaking, and trying to keep up with her two active Australian shepherds
 

Meeting is full.  We will be unable to accept walk-ins.

Women in Technology Management is sponsored by the Greater Richmond Technology Council.

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Mid-Cap CIO Meeting - May 20th

The next meeting of the Mid-Cap CIO Forum will be hosted by Donald Jones, CIO of Luck Stone Corporation.

Date: Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

Time: 11:45am – 2:00pm

Address: Luck Stone Corporation - 515 Stone Mill Dr., Manakin-Sabot 23103.

Agenda
Lunch

Discussion:
Technical Challenges of Launching a Business within a Business: The Charles Luck Stone Center

Tour: The Charles Luck Studio

We hope you can join us. Please RSVP to lwatson@sycomtech.com  by Friday, May 16th.

The Mid-Cap CIO Forum is sponsored by the Greater Richmond Technology Council.